the battle is still far from done. >> a fire burns dangerously close to an east bay neighborhood. how neighbors tried to protect their own homes. >> the heat wave is over. much cooler temperatures are on the way. we'll have details coming up. >> if you do have to work this morning, at least it will be a nice ride across the golden gate bridge. this plus a check of mass transit is all coming up. >> good morning, it is friday, july 5. 6 a.m. i'm anne makovec. >> and i'm brian hackney. michelle and frank are off this morning. we have developing news this morning. the end of the bart strike for now. >> trains are scheduled to start running at 3:00 this afternoon. finally bart and two unions agreed to extend their old contract for 30 days. that means this is temporary. they now have until august 4 to reach an agreement. contract talks are set to resume on monday. we have team coverage this morning. elizabeth wenger checks your commute. first, though, kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran in millbrae with

the deal that end the walkout. cate. >> reporter: good morning. this is good news for commuters today because it means they will be able to take bart home this afternoon and trains will be back up and running. we know negotiations ended right at around 11:00 last night. the two sides decided to extend bart's old contract for 30 days while they work on the new one. it was a proposal from the california labor secretary. but the unions say the battle is far from over. they say bart needs to understand that this is a 30- day deadline to get it right. >> bart bullied us, bullied their riding public, and they have mercenaries in here trying to bust up our unions. that's unacceptable. >> reporter: now, there is nothing saying that the unions can't come to the end of the 30- day period and call for another strike but at least these 30 days will alleviate some of that pressure from the public and give them time to talk.

but we still don't know the details of the negotiations. remember, there is a gag order in place for both sides but again we can't reiterate enough that this 30 days is going to be enough time hopefully for both sides to come to a negotiation and at least keep commuters happy. reporting live in millbrae, we'll be right back. >> do we even have a sense of how things are going inside these negotiations? >> reporter: well, anne, unfortunately from what i heard from union workers it's not going well at this point in time. the two sides are still very much far apart especially with sticking points like salary and safety. safety was a big issue that the union worker brought up to me yesterday that bart still hasn't addressed that. that's just coming from one point of view. thank you. bart is providing free shuttle buses from the east bay to san francisco. they are picking up passengers in five stations in the east bay this morning the same ones that they have done all week. yesterday, it was a case of more buses though than riders

because of the holiday. the short lines in walnut creek here were in stark contrast to those long lines we saw the previous three days. now to elizabeth wenger in the traffic center. how are the roads looking? >> reporter: they are great. if a bart strike happened it's nice to be on a holiday week. the chaer bus service are still in the effect this morning starting at 5:00 a first come, first served thing. as soon as they reach capacity that's it for the morning. bart service is set to resume at 3 p.m. it's been an easy commute all morning long so there is no delay at all this morning driving in. similar story on our maps. muni and caltrain on a regular weekday schedule. ac transit is stepping up their schedule between the east bay and san francisco all week. they have really been helping out while the strike has been in effect. east bay drive times in the clear, green on 580 on the nimitz and east on the

eastshore freeway. gren is what we likes to. green is what we like to see. back to you. there are a number of issues to be resolved in the bart contract talks. there are still several issues to be resolved in those contract talks, one of them pay. the unions want raises for workers who agreed to a wage freeze and other concessions four years ago. bart is asking workers to pay more for their healthcare costs. and the district wants workers to start contributing to their pensions. stay with us for coverage on the strike. find our strike survival guide with commute alternatives on kpix.com. fireworks may be responsible for a fire that came dangerously close to homes and businesses in the east bay last night. kpix 5 reporter da lin joins us from pittsburg. da, we understand people living in the area brought out their garden hoses to stop the fire, is that right? >> that's right. they were working hard to make sure they can save their homes. we understand the fire actually

burned in an open field right behind that warehouse that large warehouse right there. things are calm and under control at this point. the fire no longer a threat. last night it was burning very hot and fast threatening a lot of homes and warehouses in this pittsburg community. it happened around 9:00 last night between willow pass road and north parkside drive. the 50-acre fire was advancing to homes. homeowners were using homeowner hoses to try to stop the fire. fireworks started the fire. neighbors noticed a lot of illegal fireworks and so they were so concerned that they were actually patrolling the area. >> it's frustrating because you actually never get a chance to have a true holiday. you're actually spending a lot of time being pro-active for homeowners to be sure they are

not losing their most important asset. >> reporter: firefighters are still looking over to see if there are any hot spots. i called the dispatch this morning. they say things are now okay. but they did notice some hot spots earlier this morning. again, things are under control at this point. but they are telling folks to be extremely careful telling homeowners reminding them to be vigilant given that the grass is still pretty dry and there are still some fuel out here in the pittsburg community. back to you. there was another fire in martinez a grass fire sent towering flames near homes along trail view circle last night. flames were up to 60 feet. two acres burned. neighbors say the kids were playing with fireworks before that fire started. and chopper 5 was over a fire in the oakland hills in joaquin miller park. no word on the cause. but fireworks are blamed for at

least some of last night's fires. our camera captured several fireworks lighting up the oakland skyline last night. some were the illegal type. a kpix 5 crew hit the streets in an area called deep east oakland where the fireworks display rivalled ones put on by the professionals. people were gathering in the streets igniting fireworks that went hundreds of feet into the air. some of the most popular ones are called coliseum fireworks because of the size. all fireworks are illegal in oakland. people say they bend the rules for the kids. >> i think it all depends what kind of fireworks you're popping. if you are going to get explosives like the m1,000s those are illegal. but a little show for the kids it will be fine. >> now, from what our crews saw kids were kept on the sidewalks away from the fireworks. 15 bay area cities including san bruno, petaluma and union city do allow safe and sane fireworks. those are the ones that stay on the ground. now, lawrence is dragging a

little bit this morning because you were up late watching fireworks. >> there are many fireworks like that all around the bay area not just oakland but what a sight just lighting up the bay area last night and the fog holding off. but that's changing off today. the fog moves onshore today. cooler temperatures are on the wear. the fog at the coastline is coming inside the bay now. in fact, it was clear a few minutes ago over the bay bridge. now we are starting to see patchy fog developing there and toward the oakland hills. so looks like the heat wave is coming to an end. temperatures will be cooling down. in fact, we're running much cooler now this morning. 50s and some low 60s. actually had some temperatures in the 70s. so it is going to be cooler today. some nice heat relief inland. these temperatures dropping off 10 to 20 degrees. about 83 degrees the expected high in livermore with sunshine. 78 in san jose. and 68 degrees and breezy in san francisco. we'll have more on your weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. oakland city workers and

its leaders are expected back at the bargaining table today. more than 3500 employees there walked off their jobs for a one- day strike on monday. unions say workers have been bearing the burden of oakland's budget problems for far too long. the save ccsf coalition will hold a news conference this afternoon announcing their plans to respond to wednesday's decision by the state commission, you may have heard, city college lost its accreditation because the commission found it didn't meet program criteria. nearly 85,000 students currently attend that college. time now 9 minutes after 6:00 on your friday morning. caught up in a crisis! how some bay area students managed to escape the chaos in cairo. >> that wasn't supposed to happen. >> major fireworks mishap. we are live in southern california where dozens were injured during a 4th of july celebration. >> and boats burning. what may have sparked this fast- moving fire. reworks ,, ,,,, mom, frank ate the bones.

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everyone is taking this long holiday weekend. so you're good to go if you have to work this morning. you won't have a lot of company as opposed to earlier this week where the bart strike wreaked havoc all over the morning commute. the san mateo bridge was a huge problem spot. but right now westbound 92 is great out of hayward. we have a chp-issued high wind advisory advisory in effect there. the nimitz 880 in oakland, all your overnight roadwork has also been suspended for the holiday so no delay near oakland airport, oakland coliseum. and checking some of our maps now, once again the strike is halted. that charter bus service is in effect this morning and then you can get a roundtrip ticket and it will take you back to the east bay later tonight. first come, first served started at 5:00 this morning. but i'm told that the lines are shorter than earlier in the week. muni and caltrain are operating on a regular weekday schedule. no delay by the way. and ac transit is still offering that transbay bus

service or extra stepped-up service even with this holiday friday between the east bay an san francisco. so your drive times are still in the clear. we're really not seeing any hot spots, accidents or delays. that is the latest on your "timesaver traffic" where things are calming down traffic- wise. and it sounds like weather- wise, as well. >> yeah. we are going to be cooling things down today. low clouds and fog gathering along the coastline. that sea breeze is ramping up this morning. that means we're in for a big cooldown. some of the temperatures dropping 10 to 20 degrees from yesterday's highs. of course, we've seen seven straight days of triple digits in the valleys. so it is going to be cooler toward the afternoon. coastal fog lingers even inside the bay. and then much cooler over the weekend too. i don't see a major heatup in the next seven days. high pressure sliding eastward making its way in from the gulf of alaska. that will drop the temperatures around the bay area here and

across parts of the state. sacramento 89. hot in fresno at 105. 99 in yosemite. low clouds and fog at the coastline surging onshore and overnight into tomorrow we are going to see it race onshore and fill in the bay and valleys so cooler temperatures in store for the weekend. and it looks like we'll keep them down for the foreseeable future. 82 degrees the expected high in morgan hill with sunshine there. 78 in san jose. 66 fog in pacifica. east bay temperatures running into the 80s where we had 100- degree readings just yesterday and you will see 60s and 70s inside the bay. the next couple of days we are going to keep those temperatures down throughout the weekend. then slowly warming up next monday and tuesday but no heatup, no triple digits in the forecast. >> all right, mr. karnow. thanks. that wasn't supposed to happen! >> more than two dozen people were injured in a fireworks accident in southern california last night. simi valley police say a batch of fireworks misfired. cbs reporter kara finnstrom

joins us live from ventura county. kara, do they know how it happened yet? >> reporter: they are still investigating but they are getting a better feel for it and they believe it was an accident. just behind us is a field where this all took place. you can see some of the debris strewn across in some of those exploded fireworks there. cameras were rolling last night when they blasts rang out. we want to show you some of that video. you're seeing fireworks shooting off into a nearby crowd of onlookers during the first few minutes of the show. this is this accident from a number of views. simi valley police tell us they believe at least one firework launching station fell over. they also say there's no indication of foul play. and federal officials are investigating this as an industrial accident. there were about 50 officers and civilians staged here for this annual fireworks show. and investigators say they ran in immediately to help. let's give you a look at the huge triage operation that followed. we're told victims ranged in age from 8 to 78 and suffered both shrapnel and projectile type injuries.

we did speak with one of the witnesses to the blast. >> there were things going into the crowd. they were shooting up in the air. snow started billowing everywhere. panic settled in. >> within seconds, the fireworks were right in our face. really what it was. i just think it's a miracle nobody got killed or hurt seriously. >> reporter: back here live, you can see a police unit that's guard, the field. not all the devices were detonated because the show was immediately halted. a bomb crew did come in and render what's remaining safe but officials don't want anything disturbed until authorities can photograph the scene and a pyrotechnics crew can actually remove all those devices. if we pan over quickly, you can see some of the lawn chairs, a barbecue, a flag, things that were just left behind because it was so frightening when it all occurred that everyone immediately left. live in simi valley, kara finnstrom, kpix 5. >> thank you.

developing news about the change in leadership in egypt. the african union has suspended egypt's membership over the ouster of its president. it comes as protests continue in egypt this morning. supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi are calling it a friday of rage. they are protesting the military's decision to take morsi out of office. morsi's opponents say the overthrow was not a coup. >> it was a popular impeachment of the president. it didn't start by the actions of the army. it was the people. >> president obama's also reluctant to call the change a coup. that's because it's against united states law to give foreign aid to countries where the military overthrows an elected government. some bay area exchange students were rushed out of egypt. 10 students mostly from uc- davis were evacuated from an island in the nile. they arrived at sfo yesterday. >> she wasn't worried. >> uc was definitely worried about us and kind of shot us out of there as fast as they

could. but i -- yeah, i didn't -- i felt pretty safe. i have like i loved the people we were were. >> just the volatility, the situation could explode into -- you just never know. >> even though the students say they felt safe in egypt, their parents wanted them back home. the trip was supposed to last through the summer. a million-dollar heist but they didn't take money or jewels. the unexpected merchandise thieves slipped away with. >> the warriors plot thickens, folks. dwight howard, is he coming closer and closer to golden state? we'll see. information just post the late last night and san jose's joey chestnut is the king when it comes to the hot dogs. again! >> that's all coming up. but first let's look at $6.3 billion, shall we? the new eastern span of the bay bridge. ,,,,,,,,

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minute, here, okay? dan straley of the as up against the cubs. seven innings of one hit ball last night and six strikeouts his fifth win of the season and the as bullpen backed him up. cook would back him up. but first the score on the pass ball by derek norris. then mr. cook nearly decapitated on that comeback. you like that we got it again. we got it again, too. there's the hit to the glove. 6-2 home stand they shut out the cubs 1-0. giants in the rain in cincinnati that's why they didn't play yesterday. they will host the dodgers later on tonight. sabine lisicki continuing to knock off the big girls at wimbledon. serena williams and now the number 4 seed radwanska the 23rd seed will face marion bartoli in the final saturday. the 4th of july tradition

continues in coney island. that's san jose's joey chestnut wrapping up his 7th consecutive hot dog-eating championship. he downed a record 69 hot dogs breaking his own record of 62 that he set last year. fella comes home with maybe a little indigestion and a $10,000 check. we'll see you later on, everybody. our play of the day this morning comes from the twins- yankees game in minnesota. 7th inning, chris parmley of the twins goes for a foul ball. watch. he goes over the rail into the crowd and makes the catch! the yankees win 9-5. but twins fans got a chance to peer and cheer. [ laughter ] >> play of the day. 6:26. coming up, dog walker warning. the strict new guidelines starting monday. >> plus, a fire burns dangerously close to homes in the east bay. what may have delayed crews' response time. >> and i'm cate caugiran live in millbrae.

the bart strike is over. but there is a catch. i'll tell you what it is when we return.

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♪[ music ] breaking news. the bart strike over for now. a new agreement was reached just moments ago. >> we are putting bart on notice that they have 30 days to right this ship. >> the commuter nightmare comes to an end. >> i'm advised that the trains will begin running as soon as feasible. >> people like this stuff, man. >> illegal fireworks light up the night sky. >> quite a sight to behold. >> that wasn't supposed to happen. >> a number of fires across the bay area. >> it's gridlock on the embarcadero. >> oh, my gosh, i think it's going to take me 45 minutes to go 10 blocks. >> kind of shot us out of there as fast as they could. >> the students are out safe

and sound but they say their summer adventure in egypt ended way too soon. >> grilled goodies could be cooking up cancer. >> these are extremely potent cancer-causing substances. >> from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. good morning, it is friday, july 5. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm brian hackney. we have breaking news out of richmond this morning. two people were killed when a house fire erupted overnight. you're looking at live pictures from chopper 5. that fire broke out shortly before 3:00 this morning inside a converted garage on 21st street. firefighters say a man and a woman were trapped inside and died. a third person was taken to a hospital in critical condition. arson investigators don't have an official cause yet but they say wiring inside the converted garage may not have been up to code. developing news this

morning, the bart strike is over! at least for now. trains are scheduled to start running at 3:00 this afternoon. bart and two unions agreed to extend their old contract for 30 more days. so this is only a band-aid fix. they now have until august 4th to reach an agreement. contract talks resume on monday. we have team coverage for you this morning. elizabeth wenger will have an update on your commute from the traffic center, but first we go live to kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran in millbrae with details of this deal. cate. >> reporter: good morning. i just saw the lights on the bart trains behind me go on. that's happy news for commuters this morning. that means they can take bart home thanks to this new agreement. now, this agreement will allow the trains to get back up and running while bart and the unions negotiate. so the strike is effectively done for the moment. this is a proposal suggested by the labor secretary. he approached both sides yesterday to talk to them about the tentative agreement that

will allow the trains to start running as soon as possible. >> i'm delighted to report that the parties have agreed to accept the recommendations of the mediators and myself to return to work and continue the collective bargaining process under the guidance of mediators for the next 30 days. >> reporter: both sides feel 30 days will be enough time to come closer in the negotiations while at the same time getting these trains back on track not to mention keeping commuters happy. but there is nothing saying that they can't come to the end of the 30-day period and then decide to strike again. of course, nobody is hoping for that. we are hoping that they are able to come to a new contract agreement and, of course, keep these trains running and ease that traffic on the roads and speaking of which, let's send things over to elizabeth wenger in the traffic center. let's take a look at how things are looking this morning. liz, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cate. everything is great so far this morning even though the bart strike is still on as of right

now in terms of the trains not run. running. i have a friend who is starting a new job on monday. hopefully bart service resumes at 3:00 this afternoon. no delay. caltrain no delay, ac transit continues their bus service between the east bay and san francisco. drive times and checking those so far in the green this morning. bay bridge no metering lights needed at all so no delay coming into san francisco. it was like this yesterday, as well. everyone taking a long holiday weekend. and we'll take a look now at the dublin interchange. westbound 580 and yeah, both directions westbound and eastbound look good about a 15- minute drive time between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. back to you guys. >> stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the bart negotiations and if you need to get around the bay before 3 p.m. today, check out our strike survival guide at kpix.com.

new this morning, fireworks may be responsible for a fire that spread close to homes and businesses in the east bay last night. kpix 5's da lin joins us live from pittsburg. usually fires are fought with fire hoses, da, but we understand they were fighting them with garden hoses? >> reporter: yeah. they were very concerned with the last-ditch effort they pulled out the garden hoses to stop the advancing flames. but the fire apparently happened right behind that large warehouse in an open field. the fire department telling me this morning that things are now calm and under control. and the fire is no longer a threat. but last night, it was burning very hot and fast threatening a lot of homes and warehouses in this pittsburg community. now, it happened around 9:00 last night between willow pass road and north parkside drive. the 50-acre vegetation fire reached some backyards in the

harbor lights community and that's where folks used their garden hoses to stop the flames. firefighters believe illegal fireworks started this vegetation fire. >> obviously, we're short staffed this year with the number of stations that have been reduced or closed. and we have reduced our staffing so we are significantly impacted by that this year. so we were able to be successful. >> reporter: neighbors saw a lot of illegal fireworks. they took it upon themselves to drive their cars and patrol this area for any illegal fireworks and possible small fires. now, with the triple-digit heat in pittsburgh a lot of residents say they will keep an eye open for any possibility of -- possibly small fires in pittsburg or what not. so they are going to keep looking. live in pittsburg, i'm da lin. back to you. >> thank you. 6:37. time for our forecast. and boy, if you have been sick of the heat, it's good news for you. >> a lot of folks.

very hot in the east bay triple- digit temperatures coming to an end today. those numbers taking a nosedive. more low clouds and fog at the coastline and some of that already sliding inside the bay too. so yeah, just a few minutes ago it was mostly clear there. now the clouds really beginning to fill in over the bay. we'll see more of that throughout the day as a stronger sea breeze kicks in. some of those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour this morning. [ sneezing ] >> bless you, claudia. >> thank you. >> as we head toward the afternoon, we are going to see those numbers popping up to 82 degrees. much more comfortable into morgan hill. 81 in sunnyvale and 78 degrees in san jose. east bay temperatures where we had triple digits yesterday, back down into the much more manageable 80s. and then as you get inside the bay you will feel the sea breeze about 68 degrees in san francisco. back to you. the america's cup summer of racing is here. a parade of boats set sail from pier 27 in san francisco. ♪[ music ]

yesterday's opening ceremony featured performances and exhibitions from each of the four teams' nations. the u.s., swede earn, new zealand and italy. despite some drama involving a rule change over rudders the ceo says the races -- the races will go on as planned beginning with the louis vuitton cup on sunday. >> it's typical. america's cup just before the start of racing the teams are nervous, elbowing each other to basically get some sort of competitive advantage. >> it is estimated that america's cup will bring $1 billion to san francisco. other bay area headlines, a water main break that took in danville. it happened near diablo and harts avenue. several businesses were flooded. clean-up continues this morning. san francisco dog walkers will have new rules to follow after this holiday weekend. anyone walking four or more dogs for a fee will now need a permit starting on monday.

no one can walk more than eight dogs at a time. and if you haven't already been in the dog walking business for three or more years, you need 20 hours of training or apprenticeship. it's 6:40. a high risk arrest. what cops found when they stopped a 21-year-old near washington state college. >> i knew that he was going under. >> and forget the photos. a bride to be bags her photo shoot to jump into a creek and save a drowning child. >> the market opened a few minutes ago. let's take a quick check on the early numbers. and they're looking up. we'll have an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks coming up. ,, ,,,, 97

having engag a bride to be became a hero in pennsylvania. becky salmon and her fiance

matt werner were having engagement photos taken. their location the banks of a river near philadelphia suddenly a 5-year-old nearby stepped into the waters and so did becky. she jumped into action to get him out. >> obviously struggling to get back to the surface. his head went back. he was bobbing up and down. i knew that he was going un. if i had my wedding dress on that day that's what i would have been in the water in. >> the boy is okay and it's a great thing that the bride and groom were there. she is a trained lifeguard and paramedic and he is an emt. >> wow. 6:43. speaking of trained professionals, meteorologist lawrence karnow. after record-breaking temperatures, the hot temperatures coming to an end as we see that triple digits -- let me say that again. you just called me a professional. >> i raised the bar. >> it's getting cooler! low clouds and fog out there now starting to stretch inside the bay. we are going moisture more of that throughout the weekend.

say booed by to the 100s -- say good-bye to the 100s, a cooler weekend. high pressure is sliding eastward and now this area of low pressure off the coastline bringing some cooler air right in from the gulf of alaska. so the temperatures are going to drop. we are going to see more low clouds and fog. expect that to continue out toward the coastline for today and then surge back onshore overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. 82 degrees in morgan hill. 78 san jose. 66 in pacifica. east bay numbers we had triple digits yesterday probably in the low 80s in many spots in the tri-valley many up to 84 in brentwood and antioch and inside the bay a sea breeze 60s and 70s. looks like the next couple of days we'll cool down the temperatures warming up slightly on monday and tuesday but then cooling down once again toward wednesday and thursday. let's go to a real professional, elizabeth! >> some days. some days are better than others. thanks, lawrence. bart resumes at 3:00 this afternoon. it's not making a dent in the morning commute. it's "holiday light" and

everyone is taking a long holiday weekend. so let's go to chopper 5 over highway 4. we can't say this very often but highway 4 is easy breezy out of antioch and concord. this is a live look near some of the bay point stops. let's go to the maps and show you what else is going on in the traffic sensors. largely not impacted by the bart strike but things are moving extra well across the guadalupe parkway, 101 and 280. if you are continuing your morning commute possibly along the peninsula, 101 and 280, looks great near san mateo county all the way towards san francisco. even westbound 580, 65 miles an hour right now through the livermore valley. we'll show you again what it looks like outside in the east bay, this is the nimitz 880 in oakland if you have an early- morning flight over by oakland airport no problems there. and golden gate bridge a beautiful morning commute from marin county into the city. that is traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. wall street reacting this morning to the new jobs report from the labor department. here now is kcbs radio's

financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne. good news as far as the economy is concerned. we saw a gain of 195,000 jobs in june. that's anywhere from 30 to 40,000 more than what economists were expecting. now, the unemployment rate stayed the same at 7.6%. but that's a reflection of more people looking for work. not all the numbers were good in that report. the underemployment report which includes part-time workers who prefer to be working full time, that actually moved up to 14.3 from 13.8%. but however that jobs gain is important. averaging around 200,000 a month over the past six months which is better than the prior six months to that. now, how the stock market interprets this can go either way today. it will be a light trading day after the 4th of july holiday. a lot of traders make it a four- day weekend but the federal reserve has to determine when to start shrinking its monthly bond purchases and looking at jobs growth as part of that. and because of the better-than-

expected gain a lot of traders may assume that that tapering could occur even sooner than expected. that's pushing treasury yields much higher. and that is a sign of warning that this could indeed happen sooner and that will affect mortgage rates as well which continue to head up as the 10- year note decreases in price sending its yield higher. let's look at the market right now. dow up 78. back over 15,000. nasdaq moving higher by 21. s&p is up by 9. brian and anne, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks. this morning seattle police are trying to figure out why a heavily armed man was hanging out near a school. the 21-year-old from nevada was arrested near the university of washington campus on wednesday night. officers just happened to run the plates on his truck and then found out it was stolen. they got inside that truck and found out it had multiple stolen guns, body armor and explosives inside. >> they were well made what

appear to be incendiary devices. some would call it a molotov cocktail. >> it's not even like it's like fireworks. like those things are to harm people, to blow things up to shoot people. like why do you need body armor? >> investigators say the trucks and guns were reported stolen out of butte, montana. volunteers from the bay area red cross will go to arizona. they are providing relief to the community he is affected by the yarnell wildfire now 45% contained. a lot of evacuations remain in place. the fire has killed 19 firefighters battling the blaze. and it destroyed more than 100 homes. well, on this friday morning, we're waking up to the news that the strike is over for now. bart union workers held back to work this afternoon. kpix 5 political insider phil matier with former mayor willie brown joining us. we know that the negotiations are far from over. so what is the hang-up right now over the contract talks

between bart and the unions? >> >> money. there is a gap between raises and the killer which is health care and pensions. public employees, one of the hot button issues statewide it's coming to roost right here in the bay area. >> and it started actually in san jose. you recall that mayor chuck reed did a number, he put it on the ballot and ended up losing a number of his police officers. san francisco on the other hand has somehow managed to make sure in a its management of the pension funds produced enough money. oakland, stockton, they all have a problem. >> so going into this when the workers went out on pension and healthcare, who had the upper hand? >> you would never have under any circumstances eager public acceptance if you are discussing pensions and you're discussing healthcare. that just doesn't sell with the public the way salaries do. >> so basically, from the get- go, you think bart management has the upper hand when this

strike happened and that the opinion was not with the workers? >> there is no question. the bart management put on a good show. i don't know if they had sam singer or who they had, but they had somebody who is a genius at laying out who ought to be blamed. and they selected the right items. $71,000 annual salary. $52,000 for benefits. $11,000 for overtime. and 90 bucks for all of your relatives on healthcare. those four things resonate in the minds of people riding those buses particularly since most of them do not make that kind of money. >> you know, you guys, one thing that the unions were trying to sell in all of this was the safety aspect. they say they had safety concerns for riders and themselves. that would be one way to kind of get public opinion in their favor. did that work and are there real safety concerns? >> apparently, it was not well done, as well done as it needed

to be. clearly, safety is everybody's issue. and you had an example of why safety was important about three weeks before that when that maintenance truck ran into something in the tunnel and the end result was a delay of bart. in that had really been the issue -- >> that's what they were doing going into this. once they walked and everybody was scrambling and the bridges backed up, public opinion started to turn quickly. >> well, so first, you got to know that you have to do the job of letting the public know how bad it's going to be individually if there is a strike. >> question: they go back to work now while they are still at the table. it looks to me like bart is still playing hardball with the unions. the union realized that they weren't going to win this thing with the hearts and minds of the people so they're blinking. >> it may be necessary, phil, for the workers to use individual workers as the pr machines and as the talking

heads just like teachers. teachers have always been smart enough to have somebody even if they were not a teacher appear to be a teacher. and you believed them. >> this whole conversation is interesting because i think riders the generally public have felt helpless in this but from what you guys are saying what we think does matter? >> it does. ultimately here's the usual play. if unions especially public employees can't get what they want at the table, the second thing is to try to engage the public and if that fails, the third thing is to try to get politicians like mayor brown here or somebody else to go behind the scenes and put pressure on bart. none of those worked this time. >> i'm not even sure they really tried them, phil, because when i was at the pride parade, no one even mentioned bart which was absolutely an amalgam of people holding public office. and if you don't mention what is going to happen the next day, somebody isn't doing his job. >> back to you guys.

>> phil matier mayor brown, thank you very much. i'm cate caugiran live in millbrae. we're continuing to talk bart this morning. we'll have details on the negotiations and when commuters can get back on those trains. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ out of richmon welcome back to kpix 5. good news. commuters will be able to take bart trains home this afternoon. the two sides came to a tentative agreement last night. the trains will be back up and running at 3 p.m. today. the two groups decided to extend bart's old contract for 30 days while they work on finding a new agreement. we know negotiations will resume on monday. there is nothing saying that the two can't come to the end of the 30-day period and the unions call for another strike. but at least these 30 days will alleviate some of that pressure from the public and give them

some time to sit and talk. in terms of negotiations, at this point we understand that the two sides are still very much divided on certain hot topic issues including salaries and pensions. but we are again hoping that this 30-day period will give both sides enough time to really hash out those details. reporting live in millbrae, cate caugiran, kpix 5. and breaking news out of richmond this morning. two people were killed in a house fire overnight. the fire broke out shortly before 3 a.m. inside a converted garage on 21st street. firefighters say that a man and woman were trapped inside and died. a third person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. arson investigators don't have an official cause yet. they say wiring inside the converted garage may not have been up to code. fireworks may have started a fire near a pittsburg warehouse last night. this is a live look from chopper 5 above that scene. the fire broke out along bending willow way. people in the area used garden hoses to stop the fire as it

came close to those homes you see there on the top of your screen. it took firefighters about two hours to put that fire out. it destroyed 50 acres. it's 6:58. traffic and weather, we'll start with -- let's go with lawrence. >> why not? >> the temperatures really going to cool off around the bay area, fog sweeping onshore. we started out the day, this was a mostly clear shot, now the clouds filling in over the bay as we speak. temperatures cooler this morning in the 50s and low 60s. toward the afternoon it will be much cooler as much as 10 to 20 degrees cooler in some of the valleys only in the 80s this afternoon, 60s and 70s inside the bay. slow warming on monday and tuesday. liz? >> thanks, lawrence. so far it's been another easy commute around the bay area. yesterday, holiday, looked good and today people are continuing their long holiday weekend. if you plan to use bart today you can. the strike has been all the 3 p.m. that's when service is set to be restored. in the meantime, for the

morning commute they will be providing charter buses from the east bay into the san francisco area. they started at 5:00. let's go out towards the san mateo bridge. we still have a high wind advisory. chp issued this pretty early this morning. but the roads are looking good between hayward and the peninsula. all right. you look at those pictures and you see traffic. lawrence and i look at them and see -- >> yes. >> low clouds. >> you guys are weather people. >> yeah. >> look at the clouds at the bridge. >> speaking of traffic, remember, if you are trying to get around this morning before the bart trains start running again at 3 p.m., we have the strike survival guide for you on kpix.com. >> yes. that's it for us. we are going to leave you with spectacular fireworks that lit up the sky from san francisco to the nation's capital. >> enjoy the rest of your friday and the weekend ahead. ♪[ music ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

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